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| Clues |
Answers |
| ‘Ditto’ |
METOO |
| ‘Mere’ amount |
PITTANCE |
| ‘Operation Phone Home’ gp |
USO |
| ‘The Great Escape’ setting |
STALAG |
| ‘Top Hat’ star |
ASTAIRE |
| ‘__ we good?’ |
ARE |
| 128-Across’ __ Vecchio |
PONTE |
| 18th-century lexicographer Johnson |
SAMUEL |
| 2000s Saturn midsize model |
AURA |
| Actor Baldwin |
ALEC |
| Actress Lansbury |
ANGELA |
| Arctic people |
INUIT |
| Athletic shoe once endorsed by Paula Abdul |
LAGEAR |
| Beloved stars |
IDOLS |
| Biblical prophet |
HOSEA |
| Bursts |
POPS |
| Camera setting |
AUTO |
| Candy mogul H.B. __ |
REESE |
| Card game shout |
UNO |
| Caribbean export |
RUM |
| Carpenter’s supply |
LUMBER |
| Center |
CORE |
| Crab in space |
NEBULA |
| Crossing with a charge |
TOLLBRIDGE |
| Cunning |
WILY |
| Cuts back |
PARES |
| Debatable claim |
ESP |
| Diarist Anaïs |
NIN |
| Didn’t lose a game |
SWEPT |
| Electric wheels |
TESLA |
| Employee in a cage |
TELLER |
| Eye-catching display |
OPART |
| Fed. benefits agency |
SSA |
| Figure of speech? |
ORATOR |
| Flue residue |
SOOT |
| Forever __ day |
ANDA |
| Foucault with a pendulum |
LEON |
| Friend of d’Artagnan |
ATHOS |
| German article |
DER |
| Gesture of respect to a monarch |
COURTLYBOW |
| Get hitched in haste |
ELOPE |
| Got into the race |
RAN |
| Greener Living org |
EPA |
| Haul |
LUG |
| Help for a sad BFF |
TLC |
| Herbie of jazz |
MANN |
| High points |
APEXES |
| Hooting young |
OWLETS |
| Ice cream serving |
SCOOP |
| Intend that one will |
AIMTO |
| Interface on old computers |
SERIALPORT |
| Inventor’s jubilant shout |
ITWORKS |
| Keep a roomie awake, maybe |
SNORE |
| Knotted neckwear |
ASCOT |
| Landing flight paths |
PATTERNS |
| Latin carol word |
GLORIA |
| Lew in old films |
AYRES |
| Like a good waiter |
PATIENT |
| Like many reactions |
CHEMICAL |
| Like yearbooks |
ANNUAL |
| Limit |
CAP |
| Limo destination |
PROM |
| Location |
SITE |
| Long-necked wader |
EGRET |
| Longest serving Secretary of State, 1933-’44 |
CORDELLHULL |
| Longest-serving Republican senator, 1977-2019 |
ORRINHATCH |
| Managed care gps |
HMOS |
| Many desktops |
PCS |
| Metaphor for an unfair advantage |
STACKEDDECK |
| Military meal |
MESS |
| Nerve: Pref |
NEUR |
| NorCal NFL team |
NINERS |
| Nouveau __ |
RICHE |
| Nova __ |
SCOTIA |
| Nursed, say |
DRANK |
| Okra unit |
POD |
| Old den indulgence |
OPIUM |
| One getting on in years |
OLDSTER |
| One of 20 in ‘Hamlet’ |
SCENE |
| Opening words eventually followed by clinking |
HERESTO |
| Opera house section |
LOGE |
| Oregano, for one |
HERB |
| Organ array |
PIPES |
| Parting from 1-Across |
ADIEU |
| Parting words |
TAKECARE |
| Petulant complaint |
WHIMPER |
| PGA part: Abbr |
ASSN |
| Piece for two |
DUET |
| Poked (around) |
NOSED |
| Popeye’s __’Pea |
SWEE |
| Procure |
GET |
| Professor Challenger’s creator |
DOYLE |
| Puts on the books |
ENACTS |
| Raise aloft |
HOIST |
| Region of industrial decline |
RUSTBELT |
| Rental from a renter |
SUBLET |
| Repeated word in the Stones’ ‘Jumpin’ Jack Flash’ |
GAS |
| Rhône tributary |
SAONE |
| Rights advocacy gp |
ACLU |
| River of Flanders |
YSER |
| Rocky peak |
TOR |
| Secured, in a way |
TIED |
| See 55-Across |
ARNO |
| Set the pace |
LED |
| Seyfried of ‘Mean Girls’ |
AMANDA |
| Shed a tear |
CRY |
| Simple home in the woods |
RUSTICCABIN |
| Single-masted ships |
SLOOPS |
| Site of Italy’s Festival of Festivals, featuring local food and wine |
ASTI |
| Slender swimmer |
EEL |
| So precious, in Penzance |
TWEE |
| SoCal wine valley |
TEMECULA |
| Source of film trivia |
IMDB |
| Southern accent feature |
DRAWL |
| Sports shockers |
UPSETS |
| Start of an acting career, ideally |
DEBUT |
| Student stressor |
EXAM |
| Suffolk slammer |
GAOL |
| Summer refreshers |
ICEES |
| Sundress part |
STRAP |
| Sure competitor |
ARRID |
| Taproom containers |
KEGS |
| TD Garden skater |
BRUIN |
| Tea go-with |
SCONE |
| The first of two T’s, in a familiar sequence |
TUE |
| Thrice, in Rx’s |
TER |
| Tolstoy’s Karenina |
ANNA |
| Tone down, as a color |
MUTE |
| Tony-winning Verdon of ‘Damn Yankees’ |
GWEN |
| Trawler’s tool |
NET |
| Tropical veranda |
LANAI |
| Turning point |
CUSP |
| TV reporting VIP |
NEWSANCHOR |
| Unassisted |
SOLO |
| Vietnam New Year |
TET |
| Violinist awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1992 |
ISAACSTERN |
| Vitamin __ |
PILL |
| Wander (about) |
GAD |
| Watch holder |
WRIST |
| Wet dips |
SWIMS |
| Whenever you want |
ATWILL |
| Wind ensemble member |
OBOE |
| __-Caps: candy |
SNO |
| __-Pei: dog breed |
SHAR |